Flux 3 split-screen video demo impresses with frame-synced dual-camera rendering
TomLikesRobots · x · 2026-07-27
A user says Flux 3’s split-screen video rendering is “absolutely amazing” and claims they have not seen another video model get this right.
- The demo uses a split-screen prompt: two vertical halves, both showing the same event at the same time, synchronized frame by frame, but filmed from two different cameras.
- The commenter says the result is impressive enough to support storytelling use cases.
- The clip was upscaled with Topaz Astra.
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